Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-18
LOCAL AN OTuEx yUrs.
SCRAPS from she Notebook Of sbe
s~entfneI's Reporter.

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Silver is getting q black eye again.
Yesterdays quotation Of silver. so 9Sk
Giving too much attention to soft hands
indicates o soft head.
Hon. Thomas Wren returned last
evening from the Bay.
Assemblyman j. L. Smith returned las
evening from San Francisco.
Cyrus Horn yesterday received his COM
mission as q Notary Public.
Women are paid Is cents q pair for
making pants ct North Paris, Maine.
Assemblyman Beatty and daughter OF
| Nye county are visiting at Sacramento.
Mary Baker. the fasting girl Of Menon,
Ind, has passed her l58th day without
food.
The donkey Is q pious-looking animal.
He always looks a. il he would say, "Let
US brayl"
The weather yesterday was cloudy and
blustry, with strong indications for Q
storm.
Owing to the Interstate Commerce
bill, all the passes on the G. q @. have
been called in.
Doctor Henry Hagar still continues
very i'll. His physicians have but little
hope for his recovery.
The Palisade train was Two hours and .
quarter late last evening. We did not
learn the cause Of the delay.
Mrs. James Brown Potter has been i'm
dorsed by the Prince Of Wales and her
dramatic success is assured.
Statistics show that So per cent of the
workers in this country average the
princely cum of $275 yearly in wages.
A petition is being circulated in Reno
for signatures requesting the appointment
of General Irish as Surveyor General.
The Chicago Times says San Francisco
ID Q wickeder town than Chicago, and the
y. f. Post says it dosen't seem possible.
The Phoebe Record has just entered
upon it's SD volume. 1t 10 . good paper,
and has our best wiehes for it's prosperity.
1t is now positively stated that the
Southern Pacific People have bought Sem
ator Fairs South Pacific Coast railroad.
Richard Ryland has leased for one
year about 30 acres of his place ct Reno TO
and Mike Marty for ranching pur-
poses.
Messrs. Peters Il Sampson request us to
state to the public that hereafter no visit
ors will be admitted to the rehearsals at
the Opera House.
The usual service ct the Episcopal
Church will be held this evening. but on
account Of the Illness OF DR.. Hsgar, no
bell will be rung.
The residents Of Spring street intend
having the big ditch flushed out. Ter
renee McMahone and Spud Murphy will
do the engineering.
II is said that during the recent earth
quake In Nice the beds in the hotels there,
for the first time in many years, received
q thorough shaking up.
The removal OF the Possofice from the
north to the southern part OF Main street.
will have the effect OF causing several
business houses 70 also remove.
Sympathetic clergyman 10 widowed par
ishioner-Was poor Brother ~Saltonstall
prepared TO go? Consoled widow-Yes,
indeed. He was insured in half . dozen
companies.
Belgium has passed aiaw making drink
enness q crime. This would be regarded as
ar unconstitutional law here. 1t inter-
feres with 9 mans pleasure and the In
alienable right to make q beast Of himself
A stock company has been formed at
Gordon. Nebraska. TO raise buffalo. The
company has on hsud 100 head to start the
business. and il claims that they can raise
meat cheaper than cattle can be raised.